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You did nothing wrong there. Next time you can just friendly decline. I am turkish and even i wouldn't dare to go drink some tea with a total stranger in a closed room. That guy was really suspicious. It's not a problem if you walk past a cafe or little shop and the owner offers you a free tea, which is not uncommon. I like the fact that you traveled to my homeland without any knowledge. You gained an experience that no book can teach you. I hope you visit again when the weather is warm and nice 😄
As a Turkish person, please be careful when going to Turkey as a foreigner. There seems to be scams and some people there might be nasty, I apologize on the behalf of the Turks there.
6:47 - Dude, that's literally the Hagia Sofia. The most famous historical building in all of Turkey! You can tell right away by how old it looks compared to the other mosques.
Good that you acted upon your gut feeling. Traveling alone can be dangerous and you should definitely be suspicious when people try hard to get you to come with them. I'm glad you're ok! I love Istanbul, my family lives there. When I was a kid I spent couple of summer holidays there (5 or 6 weeks).
you noticed a lot of things that are sadly very common in turkey, and i like that, you were very honest in the video, i hate when people talk like turkey has no bad things in it, but im glad you enjoyed it, great video!
Hi jin! nice to meet you. just watched and subscribed your channel. i hope you can keep travelling and keep making videos in the future! i also happen to be from asia (indonesia) and currently live in turkey feel free to contact me anytime :) can't wait for part 2
Istanbul is a nice city, but there are a lot of tourist traps, especially the let's-have-some-tea scam. At 4:46 this is the Column of Constantine, build 328 AD, which makes it 17 centuries old. I hope you tried kokorech - the best street food in Istabul, in my opinion.
People is fishing at night because fish comes at 1 am like the istravits and the levrek and levrek is a sea perch I think it’s really hard fishing in Turkey tho really smart fish lol
Yes, I hope that many non-Muslims can adapt to live there because there they are also friendly even if you are not Muslim and they should also be careful. ,from malaysia
I don't know how I landed here, but this is such a nice video. If some stranger invites you and keeps insisting that you must follow them - don't do it. No matter what your gender is or which place you're visiting.. just decline friendly and confidently.
next time maybe try to make a helpful turkish friend like me first that can guide you around turkey so you wont get annoyed by creeps ~~ jokes aside, hope you enjoyed your trip. thanks for the vlog!
I want to ask you 4 questions as someone who wants to go to Japan. I speak English, but do you think I should know Japanese before I go to Japan? I already want to learn Japanese because it's similar to Turkish and it sounds so good. The second question is, would it be a shame if I tip at the shops I eat at? I'm used to doing it here but Is it bad if I do it there? My third question is here we usually say "thank you, have a nice day older brother/sister" to the shopkeepers. If I say it in Japan, would they think it strange? My fourth question is I'm used to talking to people I don't know here, for example, in a cafe on the street or in a restaurant. I know the Japanese are a little shy, would it be a shame if I did something like that? Love u ♥️
i heard a lot of Arabic noises and i'm disturbed..there are a lot of Syrian Refugees in Turkey and everyone calls us Arab because of them and i feel bad about this..
Lots of youtubers comin for street foods and all they do is ''hmm its delicious ... lets eat somethng else with insincere way :)" This format is more interesting with the commens below and i feel like u really alone here..anyway like it will check the others ;)
It was more lively back then. Now it's filled with strangers, overpriced food, annoying small businesses, scammers and lesser trees. Something weird is happened in there.
Bro I like your video I think it was a bit weird that u didn’t speak but that’s okay and Turkish people are not like Japanese or European we are much more ,,lively” and hot blooded if I can say it like that also turkey is not like other Muslims countries it’s a turkic country and has zentral Asian culture not European or middle eastern
@@enrico7474 Bir Türk tarih öğrencisi olarak tespitiniz doğru ama eksiktir. Türk kültürünün ağırliğında eski anadolu ( bizans), arap, fars ve az da olsa fransız etkisi vardır.
I am a Turk person I am very sorry for inconvenience Turk people sometimes scam but that is not always 私はトルコ人です。不便をおかけして申し訳ありませんが、トルコ人は時々詐欺をしますが、それは必ずしもそうではありません
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You did nothing wrong there. Next time you can just friendly decline. I am turkish and even i wouldn't dare to go drink some tea with a total stranger in a closed room. That guy was really suspicious. It's not a problem if you walk past a cafe or little shop and the owner offers you a free tea, which is not uncommon.
I like the fact that you traveled to my homeland without any knowledge. You gained an experience that no book can teach you. I hope you visit again when the weather is warm and nice 😄
2:01 as a Turk - born in Germany, heart in Turkey -, I can confirm, that the loud speaking man, is not speaking turkish.
just so you know , the person who speaks so loud there is not Turkish. we usually warn our friends who speak too loud to be a bit quite
yeah there’s just lots of refugees there especially in istanbul
As a Turkish person, please be careful when going to Turkey as a foreigner. There seems to be scams and some people there might be nasty, I apologize on the behalf of the Turks there.
а вы достойный человек раз такое пишите translate please
@@christosnb8444 uh, it won’t let me.
Nope thats %100 scam u did the right thing
Some people are like this, don't they exist in every country? Turkey perfect
6:47 - Dude, that's literally the Hagia Sofia. The most famous historical building in all of Turkey! You can tell right away by how old it looks compared to the other mosques.
Good that you acted upon your gut feeling. Traveling alone can be dangerous and you should definitely be suspicious when people try hard to get you to come with them. I'm glad you're ok!
I love Istanbul, my family lives there. When I was a kid I spent couple of summer holidays there (5 or 6 weeks).
Thank you. I love Istanbul too now!
トルコを訪問していただきありがとうございますいつか日本に行きたいです…
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Very beautiful Turkey 😍
The drink at 10:10 probably the Sahlep, it's sooooo good when it's cold 😋. Nice video.
I am a Muslim , and you saying the athaan is beautiful, melts my heart ❤❤❤
I love Japan sooo much welcome to my country I hope you like Türkiye 🇹🇷❤🇯🇵
Woah i feel honored 🇹🇷🤝🇯🇵
you noticed a lot of things that are sadly very common in turkey, and i like that, you were very honest in the video, i hate when people talk like turkey has no bad things in it, but im glad you enjoyed it, great video!
Welcome 🇹🇷💖🇯🇵
動画面白かったです！いつかトルコに行ってみたいと思います！
＼(^-^)／
ありがとうございます！
Welcome in turkey😃😎
Welcome to turkey ❤️🙂🙃
Nice
Hi jin! nice to meet you. just watched and subscribed your channel. i hope you can keep travelling and keep making videos in the future! i also happen to be from asia (indonesia) and currently live in turkey feel free to contact me anytime :) can't wait for part 2
Istanbul is a nice city, but there are a lot of tourist traps, especially the let's-have-some-tea scam. At 4:46 this is the Column of Constantine, build 328 AD, which makes it 17 centuries old. I hope you tried kokorech - the best street food in Istabul, in my opinion.
Oh wow that is so old. I wish I knew it at the time and I have not tried Kokorech...I will try it next time.
@@jinfromjapan I actually live in turkey🇹🇷
And my dream is to go to Japan🇯🇵
Greetings from Turkey
hey😊 my name is Deniz.. im from türkiye
Thanks for coming to Turkey .. and introducing my country💙💫
The one who was talking loud on the phone is not Turkish, it’s a disrespectful behavior for us Turks too😓
Love turkey japonia
People is fishing at night because fish comes at 1 am like the istravits and the levrek and levrek is a sea perch I think it’s really hard fishing in Turkey tho really smart fish lol
Welcome to Turkey ♥️
Yes, I hope that many non-Muslims can adapt to live there because there they are also friendly even if you are not Muslim and they should also be careful. ,from malaysia
Bro wee need more from turkisch vlogs
There are electric kikcboards because the airport is so huge. Sometimes it takes half an hour to move 😂
I don't know how I landed here, but this is such a nice video. If some stranger invites you and keeps insisting that you must follow them - don't do it. No matter what your gender is or which place you're visiting.. just decline friendly and confidently.
Bro, you almost visited every country i did go in
next time maybe try to make a helpful turkish friend like me first that can guide you around turkey so you wont get annoyed by creeps ~~
jokes aside, hope you enjoyed your trip. thanks for the vlog!
I live in Turkey
I want to ask you 4 questions as someone who wants to go to Japan.
I speak English, but do you think I should know Japanese before I go to Japan?
I already want to learn Japanese because it's similar to Turkish and it sounds so good.
The second question is, would it be a shame if I tip at the shops I eat at?
I'm used to doing it here but Is it bad if I do it there?
My third question is here we usually say "thank you, have a nice day older brother/sister" to the shopkeepers.
If I say it in Japan, would they think it strange?
My fourth question is I'm used to talking to people I don't know here, for example, in a cafe on the street or in a restaurant.
I know the Japanese are a little shy, would it be a shame if I did something like that?
Love u ♥️
i heard a lot of Arabic noises and i'm disturbed..there are a lot of Syrian Refugees in Turkey and everyone calls us Arab because of them and i feel bad about this..
You should've come to İzmir. It is much better than İstanbul
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As a turkish i can confirm this is istanbul traffic
Do you istanbul a clean city or not...? Honest
Lots of youtubers comin for street foods and all they do is ''hmm its delicious ... lets eat somethng else with insincere way :)"
This format is more interesting with the commens below and i feel like u really alone here..anyway like it will check the others ;)
It was more lively back then. Now it's filled with strangers, overpriced food, annoying small businesses, scammers and lesser trees. Something weird is happened in there.
私はあなたのビデオを見るのが大好きです、あなたはとても良いです
Bro I like your video I think it was a bit weird that u didn’t speak but that’s okay and Turkish people are not like Japanese or European we are much more ,,lively” and hot blooded if I can say it like that also turkey is not like other Muslims countries it’s a turkic country and has zentral Asian culture not European or middle eastern
Lets be honest only ur language is different ur culture is mixture of primarily persia,arabian and byzantine not east or central asian.
@@enrico7474 Bir Türk tarih öğrencisi olarak tespitiniz doğru ama eksiktir. Türk kültürünün ağırliğında eski anadolu ( bizans), arap, fars ve az da olsa fransız etkisi vardır.
Bööğrüne bıçak yemediğine şükret.
hemde 2 yil once truistlere bir sandvich i 320 tl mi sattiniz ? insaf pes. 30 tl lik sandvish 300 tl . ayip ayip
nalet olsun heryer arap olmus. bitirdiler ulkeyi
2:01 Unfortunately he is Arabic..im not surprising as a Turk
lots of people shown in the video are not turks. they ara arap turists.
I am a Turk person I am very sorry for inconvenience Turk people sometimes scam but that is not always
私はトルコ人です。不便をおかけして申し訳ありませんが、トルコ人は時々詐欺をしますが、それは必ずしもそうではありません
you can immediately know it is Arab when you hear someone talking on the phone loudly in a public place T_T
Wellcome to the middle east witch is not a content
Constantinopel is what you should look up on wikipedia..., and Hagia Sophia...
Why is that ?